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Policing Compassion: Begging Law and Power in Public Spaces

Policing Compassion: Begging Law and Power in Public Spaces
Author: Joe Hermer
Publisher: Hart Pub
Category: Book

Buy New: $70.00



Sales Rank: 4279495

Media: Hardcover
Pages: 224

ISBN: 1841132691
Dewey Decimal Number: 174
EAN: 9781841132693
ASIN: 1841132691

Publication Date: October 2008  (In 73 Days)
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Product Description
The encounter between those begging and those passing-by in public spaces has become one of the most controversial issues in the politics and policing of urban life. In this book,criminologist Joe Hermer examines how begging regulation - underpinned by th

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